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The All-Star game last night, which was a staple midsummer watch for many years in my life,

and has in recent years not been that at all.

I watched some of it last night.

I thought that the live interaction with the players that were miced up,

especially Freddie Freeman in the batters box.

I mean, I've seen, you know, in recent years,

players in the outfield in particular,

Mikeed up, Bryce Harper was that one year when he started, you know,

talking about the Cowboys and whether or not Dak was going to get it done for his beloved Cowboys the

following season. But I don't think I'd seen it with somebody in the batter's box. And that

was actually pretty cool. Freddie Freeman struck out, by the way, in that at bat. But anyway, I thought that was cool. But to be honest with you, I didn't watch the whole game start to finish. I would imagine that going to an All-Star game is more fun than watching it. And of course, last year, when it was here, I didn't take advantage of it because I was away. I've never been to an

All-Star game. You know, Coe, last year I went to all of it. I actually would argue that maybe

the All-Star game is the worst part of All-Star weekend. Like, the Home Run Derby is such a great spectacle. And then the day before you have the futures game and then you have the Celebrity softball game, which is, you know, a lot of fun depending on the celebrity. So the

ulcer game might actually be the worst part of it.

But last year definitely was kind of an eye-opener to me that that'll be All-Star Weekends actually

really cool.

Yeah.

I mean, this is not for me.

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